Jeffrey Armstrong

Chair, United Egg Producers' Animal Welfare Advisory Committee

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Dean of the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources at Michigan State University, and chair of the United Egg Producers' Animal Welfare Advisory Committee, an industry group; advisor to McDonald’s on animal welfare issues

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Yesterday, FDA inspectors reported filthy conditions at the two Iowa mega-farms that have recalled a half billion eggs because of a national outbreak of salmonella .  The irony is…

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Yesterday, FDA inspectors reported filthy conditions at the two Iowa mega-farms that have recalled a half billion eggs because of a national outbreak of salmonella .  The irony is…

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Two massive egg farms thought responsible for a nationwide outbreak of salmonella were never inspected by federal agencies or the State of Iowa.

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Two massive egg farms thought responsible for a nationwide outbreak of salmonella were never inspected by federal agencies or the State of Iowa.

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